ASK supplies Russian arms manufacturers, while Australia bans alumina exports to Russia.
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Updated Jun 11
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What happened
ASK supplies Russian arms manufacturers, while Australia bans alumina exports to Russia.
Who's involved
What this event is mainly aboutHow it developed
Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.- European smelters are selling finished aluminum to ASK, a company facing pressure due to declining European sales and concerns over Russian ownership.Sub-event
ASK supplies Russian arms manufacturers, and Australia has banned alumina exports to Russia.1 source
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Rusal, founded by Oleg Deripaska, exports alumina used for Russian military production, while the European Commission has not included alumina in sanctions packages.Also in this story
- Rusal, founded by Oleg Deripaska, exports alumina used for Russian military production, while the European Commission has not included alumina in sanctions packages.
- Alumina from an Irish plant supplies Rusal, which provides materials for sanctioned Russian defense manufacturers, leading Parliament to request a blanket ban.
The entities involved
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ASK
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Rusal
Russian aluminium company
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Oleg Deripaska
Russian businessman
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